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Betnikh
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Nine generations ago, the island of Betony was conquered by the Stonetooth Orcs, who renamed it Betnikh. A proud, self-reliant people, the Orcs fiercely protect their new home from incursion by outsiders.
"The Seamount Orcs attacked generations ago. They took our island. Under their rule, what we called Betony became Betnikh. My failure to defend my people was unforgivable, but how I attempted to defeat the Orcs was worse... I attempted necromancy. An ancient Ayleid Relic is buried on this island. The Bloodthorn seek its power." – King Renwic’s ghost
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Jakarn says he wants to rob the place while I’m looting everything right in front of him. I don’t think there will be anything left.
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Betnikh Panoramas (1/?)
Inside the Ayleid Ruins of the Isle of Betnikh
Forven and Tuotan'ka enjoy their victory
Forven tries to find some Sujamma, or at least some Shein, to celebrate vanquishing the Ayleid Relic into the spirit realm, but he isn't able to find any Dunmer imports on the Orc island of Betnikh. Tuotan'ka doesn't really drink, which Forven simply does not understand.
As the two enjoy a moment before the ship ride to Glenumbra, Tuotan'ka confides that he left home, in part, because a childhood friend of his wanted to marry him and their families were quite close, but he tells Forven that he isn't attracted to women. He tells Forven that he struck out in his own to make his own way in the world, to be with a man he loved rather than with a woman out of duty.
Forven tells him that he understands wanting to embark on your own path.